License the technology behind PerimeterEye.
PerimeterEye's reasoning AI decides what a camera is seeing and how far a site should respond. The response hardware acts on that verdict in seconds, and every event is written up.
If you make cameras, run a security company or build software for properties, you can license that technology or offer PerimeterEye under your own brand.

What you can license
Each part works on its own or together. We describe what it does, not how it does it.
- The reasoning AI
- Reads what a person is doing, where, for how long and at what hour, and decides whether the site should respond. A delivery driver at noon and a stranger at 2 AM get different answers.
- Active response
- A searchlight that locks on and follows a person, a live AI voice that describes them, and a 130 dB siren that sounds on a verdict, not on motion. Every siren stops 30 seconds after the AI last asks for it.
- The written record
- Every event written up in plain language, a briefing for every day, and search in plain words across every camera.
- The on-site Brain
- The edge computer and operating system that run a site locally. Detection, recording and searchlight tracking keep running through an internet outage.
- The apps
- The wall panel and the iPhone app: live video, two-way talk, events, briefings and every control.
Three ways to license
Every license is agreed one by one: scope, brands, markets, volumes and support. Terms and pricing are not published.
Technology license
Use PerimeterEye's AI and response inside your own products or platform.
White-label
PerimeterEye systems and apps under your brand, sold and supported by you.
OEM
PerimeterEye built into your hardware line, or our hardware built for yours.
What we will ask you
Answer these in your first message and we can reply in one go.
- What you make or sell today, and to whom
- Which parts of PerimeterEye you want, and under whose brand
- Your markets and expected volumes
- Your timeline
How a license comes together
From the first email to a signed agreement.
- 01
Questions in writing
We start by email, so we can answer properly and you can share what you choose.
- 02
An evaluation
A pilot site or a test integration comes first.
- 03
An agreement
Scope, brands, markets, volumes and support, agreed one by one.
Ask about licensing.
Tell us what you make or sell, which parts of PerimeterEye you're interested in, and your volumes and timeline. For white-label or OEM, choose that option in the form.
- What happens next
- Your message goes straight to our team. We reply in writing, usually with a few questions about your business and your timeline.
- Rather write directly?
- [email protected]